Bernie Sanders endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, "but the real question is now who gets the jump ball that is the Bernie Sanders vote," political strategist Dick Morris told Newsmax TV.

"Does Trump have a shot at it or does it go all to Hillary — or do they stay home, which will also be fine," Morris told "Newsmax Prime" host J.D. Hayworth. "Hillary has laid out a program to come on to the Sanders voters.

"She's come out now for government-funded medical care for people over 55, which by the way would be about a 4 percent payroll tax increase from 7 percent. She's come out in favor of free college, which would be another huge expense, all to appease the Sanders voters.

"What Trump has to do now is come up with his own list of goodies," Morris advised. "Not costing more money but cracking down on the banks that control Hillary's campaign and her life."

Trump should, for instance, call for reinstating the 1932 Glass-Steagall Act that bars commercial banks from engaging in the investment business. Congress repealed the law in 1999.

He also should support "regulating derivatives, breaking up the top six banks, opposing quantitative easing — and saying that Hillary can't follow that agenda, because she's captive by this bank's special interest money."